“Whether intentional or not, the legislation we examined created potential opportunities to diminish opposing voices and decrease media freedom — both of which are particularly important in countries holding elections.”
“Our belief in free will is ultimately a reason so many of us back democracy in the first place. Denying it can arguably be more damaging than a few fake news posts lurking on social media.”
“The reason I have to have undercover voters is because social media sites won’t — and to some extent, can’t — tell you exactly what they’re recommending every single voter.”
Results from a recent YouGov survey using the MIST suggest that younger Americans do a worse job than older Americans distinguishing real news from fake news.
Culpepper, Sophie. "How a new two-minute quiz measures misinformation susceptibility." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 24 Jul. 2023. Web. 16 Apr. 2024.
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Chicago
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